“There are still many issues to discuss, step by step, with the involvement of professional organisations; progress must be made while always respecting judicial independence”, Minister of Justice Laszlo Trocsanyi, Kormany.hu reports.
Speaking at a conference in Budapest on the further development of the public administration justice system on 18 June 2018 in Budapest, Trocsanyi said the PM has tasked him with drawing up a legislative proposal for the creation of the organisational independence of a public administration justice system via the establishment of a Public Administration High Court.
It is evident from the currently ongoing seventh amendment to the Constitution that the Public Administration High Court would have a similar legal status to the Curia (Supreme Court), and would serve as the country’s highest judicial forum for public administration cases, with public administration courts acting independently from the existing court system.
